North Canterbury News: April 18, 2024

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AT THE LIBRARY
AWalk aDay ­365 short walks
in NZ, by Peter Janssen
Walking is one of the best ways
to see the country, and here you
can discover anew walk every
day. In this revised and updated
version, author Peter Janssen
has handpicked 366 walks of
three hours or less ­including a
leap year bonus.
From the Pilot’s Seat, by
Fletcher McKenzie
Enthralling tales from New
Zealand pilots —both men and
women —who fly avariety of
aircraft around the world in a
range of situations, from the
domestic to the heart­stopping.
On the Record, by Steven
Joyce
Acandid and
comprehensive account
from one of National's
main powerbrokers during
the John Key years.
World Atlas of Street Art,
by Lachlan MacDowall
This truly global and
visually stunning
compendium showcases
some of the most breathtaking
pieces of street art
and graffiti from around
the world.
ALabour of Love, by Joan Skinner
Joan Skinner has been amidwife since 1976 and has seen
extraordinary change, both in the way women are supported to
give birth, and in the social
and political context in
which they become mothers.
Wifedom, by Anna Funder
This is the story of the
marriage behind some of the
most famous literary works
of the 20th century —and a
probing consideration of
what it means to be awife
and awriter in the modern
world.
These titles are available
in both Waimakariri and
Hurunui libraries. Find out
more about recent additions
to the library collection by
going to the library catalogue
at waimakariri.kotui.org.nz
or hurunui.kotui.org.nz or
contact your local library
Educational
TUITION available. Primary
and secondary (Math,
English, Science) up to
NCEA level 3. Each
student on an individually
tailored programme. Kip
McGrath Rangiora has
been serving the local community
for 30 +years. Give
us acall (03) 313 3638 or
book your free assessment
online https://www.
kipmcgrath.co.nz/rangiora.
Public Notices
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Public Notices
Rangiora
High School
2024 Anzac Day
Commemoration
Rangiora High School
warmly invites past and
present students, parents,
whānau and friends of the
school to our Anzac Day
commemoration.
WHERE:
Court of Memories, RHS
WHEN:
Thursday 25 April 2024
at 9.30am
teach
manage
the Waimakariri
or Hurunui
District
otheragencies
Sharon Grant
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Supported by:
Registered Charity Number: CC10710
All lidsand
tops belong
in the bin.
Even if it’s a
plastic type 1, 2
or 5, please don’t
put them in the
recycling bin.
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Land of the Long, long drive
Aschool holiday theatre production designed specifically for
children from ages three to 10­years­old, but loved by all ages,
is being performed at the Balcairn Hall this Friday (tomorrow)
on April 19. Land of the Long Long Drive brings you alaughout­loud,
inspiring adventure of three unlikely heroes. Gary
the Glowworm is having a‘‘Rave in the Cave'' birthday party.
His mates, Wētā,Tuna and Kārearea are all invited, but face
afew challenges on the road. The show starts at 1.30pm.
Tickets cost $30 for adults, $15 for children under 16, with a
family pass for one adult and up to four children costing $60.
They can be purchased from Sally Macs in Amberley, the
Sefton Garage, Stans 7Day Pharmacy in Rangiora, or online at
www.balcairnhall.com.
Back to Basics Waimakariri Expo 2024
The annual Back to Basics Waimakariri Expo returns this
Saturday, April 20, 11am to 2pm at the Rangiora Baptist
Church hall. The family­friendly event is hosted by Eco
Educate, TimeBank Waimakariri, and Food Secure North
Canterbury and is about sharing skills like sewing, baking,
fixing, and growing vegetables plus connecting with local
community groups to learn about their initiatives. For more
information about this free event, email:
backtobasicswaimakariri@gmail.com or contact Lesley at 027
333 1344 or Mandy, TBW Coordinator, at 021 0265 4071.
Rangiora Museum presentation
The museum’s past president Ann Jelfs, awell known
Rangiora resident, will give apresentation of her life at a
public meeting of the Rangiora Museum on Thursday, April 25,
at 7.30pm at 29 Good Street. All welcome to the free evening,
although donations from non members of the Early Records
Society would be appreciated. Supper will be served. The
Museum is open Wednesdays and Sundays, 1.30­4pm.
Volunteers are always welcome to join the working group on
Wednesdays.
Kate ValleyLandfill Community
Trust -funding recipients2024
This year therewere24applications
requesting over $250,000.
Grantstotalling over $91,131weremade to
the following groups.
• Scouting Glenmark –Insurance, Uniforms,
Firstaid courses
• WaiparaVolunteer Fire Brigade –Training
dummy
• Friends of Glenmark Church –Interior church
repairs
• WaiparaCivil Defence –Emergency equipment
• WaiparaAdventureCentre –Pool maintenance
• Glenmark Cheviot Sports –Equipment for
JABteams
• WaiparaSchool –I-pads
• WaiparaDRA –Hall floor sanding and sealing
• ScargillCricket Club –Automatic bowling
machine
• AmberleyA&P Assn –Cabling and cabinetsfor
PA system
• WaiparaDRA -Dishwasher
• WaiparaFireworks -Fireworks
• AmberleyGolf club –Securitycameras
• Hurunui Trails Trust -Signage
• AmberleyPreschool –Verandahroof
• AmberleyToy Library –Management software
• AmberleyPonyClub –Horse jump
• Glenmark Tennis club –Roadside fencing
materials
• AmberleySquash Club –Roof reclad